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Remove Filter  | My C++ course hasn't covered a topic yet, but I'm expected to solve a few problems with this material. I've got some working code I just don't fully understand it. Can someone help me, please? [CODE] void f(int** a) //What is this ** business? (1) { cout << **a; //prints …  |
| | If I have 2 classes a) class Business b) class Customer I want the Business class to be able to store a dynamic list of it's customers. So I thought the easiest way to do this would be to use a vector. [code] class Business { vector<Customer> customers; public: Business(); … |
| | What's the difference between (aside from syntax I mean): a) typedef struct MyStruct{....}; b) typedef struct{...}MyStruct; I saw this example in "Thinking in C++", but there's no real explanation as to if they're exactly the same or if there's some real difference in them. |
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